A quick look at how Alturascope fits into your process, what we deliver, and the edges of our service. If you don’t see your question here, just reach out—we’re happy to talk through your specific sites.
For standard visits, we ask for 7–10 business days from confirmed access to site. That gives us time to lock in travel, coordinate with building management, and align on your brief.
We can often accommodate tighter timelines on a rush basis (+25%). Very last-minute, night (6pm–6am), or weekend work carries a +50% uplift and is subject to flight availability and site rules.
Our published pricing is based on spaces up to 10,000 sq ft with typical commercial complexity. Larger sites, multi-floor portfolios, or heavy plant / industrial areas are absolutely doable—they just need a bit more planning.
In those cases we’ll usually:
You’ll always see the adjusted scope and fee before we mobilise.
Every standard visit includes a consistent bundle of visuals and documentation so your team can make decisions quickly:
For progress visits you also receive a focused exceptions & issues log and a reality-check against the programme and/or pay application.
Yes. In fact, it often makes the deliverables more valuable.
We can join review calls to walk stakeholders through the digital twin, highlight key risks and opportunities, and answer detailed questions about what was seen on site.
For clients on monthly bundles, a reasonable amount of review time is typically included. For ad-hoc work, we can add a small amount of remote review time to your quote or support ongoing calls on an hourly basis.
Our primary focus—and where our flight-pass model works best—is across the U.S. and Canada.
We can sometimes support work in other regions on a case-by-case basis, particularly for existing clients with North American portfolios. In those cases travel is quoted separately and may not benefit from our usual flight-pass efficiencies.
Yes, for many clients we act as a quiet, behind-the-scenes partner.
We can:
Regardless of branding, we remain independent and vendor-neutral: we don’t sell construction services and we don’t take fees from GCs or trades.
For sites within our normal route network, yes: airfare, hotels, and on-the-ground travel are built into our published fees. You see one number and don’t need to manage receipts or per diems.
In rare cases where a site requires flights outside our standard flight pass or unusually complex routing, we may need to pass through incremental airfare at cost. If that’s the case, we’ll flag it during quoting and agree it with you in advance.
Think of it as having a calm, technically literate representative on site to host your brokers, clients, landlords, and trades.
We run a structured walkthrough, help trades and stakeholders see the same scope, surface hidden risks, and sanity-check early budgets. Afterwards, you receive a concise note summarising attendees, key agreements, open questions, and major cost risks or opportunities.
This can be added to a standard visit or quoted as a standalone half- or full-day engagement.
Ahead of each visit we’ll confirm:
The clearer the brief, the more we can tailor the report and visuals to your team’s actual decision.
We understand that access windows, landlord approvals, and tenant dates can move.
If you need to reschedule, we’ll always try to roll flights and hotels forward where the airline and hotel allow. If changes are made very late and incur non-refundable travel costs, we may need to pass through those costs at face value.
We’ll be upfront about any potential charges and work with you to minimise them wherever possible.
Share a bit about your portfolio, the decisions you’re facing, and the sites on your radar. We’ll tell you honestly whether Alturascope is the right fit and suggest a simple starting point.